Ugreen HDMI over Ethernet Extender 50m UG-90811

The Ugreen HDMI over Ethernet Extender 50m – UG-90811 allows you to transmit high-definition HDMI signals over long distances using Ethernet cables.

This extender supports resolutions up to 1080P, making it ideal for home theaters, conference rooms, and gaming setups.

Product Features

Long-Distance HDMI Transmission

Transmits HDMI signals up to 50 m over a quality CAT6 cable, maintaining clear 1080p video and audio without signal loss.

Plug-and-Play Operation

No software or drivers needed—simply connect the HDMI source to the transmitter and the display to the receiver, link them with CAT6, and power with standard 5V USB.

Full HD Quality with 3D Support

Fully supports 1080p @ 60 Hz and standard 3D formats, delivering smooth and immersive visuals.

EDID Management

Automatically reads and optimizes display resolution via EDID, ensuring consistent output across devices.

Compact and Durable Design

Both transmitter and receiver feature solid aluminum-alloy enclosures that offer heat dissipation in a small, sleek form factor

Product Specifications

• Brand: UGREEN
• Model: UG-90811
• Transmission Distance: Up to 50 meters
• Supported Resolutions: Up to 1080P
• Connector Type: HDMI, RJ45
• Power Supply: 5V
• Color: Black
• Dimensions: Compact design for easy installation

Common FAQs

Do HDMI Ethernet extenders work?

Yes, HDMI Ethernet extenders effectively transmit HDMI signals over long distances using Ethernet cables, maintaining high-quality video and audio.

How do I use an HDMI Ethernet extender?

Connect the HDMI source to the transmitter, then run an Ethernet cable to the receiver, which connects to the HDMI display. Plug in the power supply if required, and you’re ready to go!

What quality is Ugreen HDMI?

Ugreen HDMI products are known for their high-quality construction and performance, supporting resolutions up to 1080P and providing reliable signal transmission.

What is HDMI over Ethernet called?

HDMI over Ethernet is often referred to as HDMI over IP or HDMI over Ethernet extenders. This technology allows for long-distance transmission of HDMI signals.